Author: Agnel Anjuluse

Game Theory in Software Testing Game theory is a rich mine of opportunities in process optimization in software testing. The application of game theory in software testing can be associated with test-case prioritization, resource-allocation problems, adversarial testing, automated and regression testing, and collaborative testing within the decision-making processes. Application areas in this paper discuss such… Continue reading Game Theory in Software Testing

Accessibility Testing, often abbreviated as A11y Testing (where “11” represents the 11 letters between “A” and “y” in “accessibility”), is a software testing technique focused on ensuring that applications are usable by people with disabilities. This includes individuals with visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, or other impairments. By March 26, 2025, accessibility testing has become a… Continue reading Accessibility Testing (A11y Testing)

Synthetic testing is a proactive software testing technique that uses simulated users, transactions, or interactions to evaluate an application’s performance, functionality, and availability. Unlike traditional testing, which often relies on real user data or live environments, synthetic testing creates artificial conditions to mimic real-world usage. How It Works Synthetic testing involves generating artificial traffic or… Continue reading Synthetic Testing

Self-Healing Test Automation is an advanced testing approach that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to automatically adapt and repair automated test scripts when changes occur in the application under test. This method addresses one of the biggest pain points in traditional test automation: the high maintenance effort required when software updates break… Continue reading Self-Healing Test Automation

Red Team Testing for NetSuite Security Red Team testing in NetSuite is an advanced security assessment where ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities in authentication, user roles, data access, API security, and integrations. This approach helps organizations strengthen NetSuite’s security before an actual breach occurs. 🛠️ Key Areas for Red Team Testing in… Continue reading Red Team Testing for NetSuite Security

Redaction Testing for Confidential PDFs Redaction testing ensures that confidential or sensitive information (e.g., personal data, financial details, proprietary content) is properly removed and cannot be retrieved from a redacted PDF. Key Areas to Test for PDF Redaction 1️⃣ Visual Validation ✅ Confirm that blacked-out or removed text, images, and metadata are not visible. ✅… Continue reading Redaction Testing for Confidential PDFs

Dark Launch Testing for NetSuite Features Dark Launching is a technique where new features are deployed to production but remain hidden or accessible only to specific users. This allows for controlled testing without impacting all users. In NetSuite, this can be used to validate new functionality before a full rollout. Key Strategies for Dark Launch… Continue reading Dark Launch Testing for NetSuite Features

Visual Regression Testing (VRT) for PDFs ensures that generated PDFs remain consistent across versions, catching unintended changes in layout, fonts, images, or text formatting. Since PDFs are not directly comparable like HTML pages, specialized tools and approaches are required. Approach to Visual Regression Testing for PDFs Convert PDFs to Images Render each page of the… Continue reading Visual Regression Testing (VRT) for PDFs

Rising significance of QAOps QAOps, blending Quality Assurance (QA) and IT Operations (Ops), revolutionizes software development by integrating QA into the DevOps cycle. This fusion ensures high-quality software standards, as QA is a vital checkpoint before software release. Contrasting traditional DevOps, which focuses on uniting software development and IT operations, QAOps fosters closer collaboration between QA engineers and… Continue reading Rising significance of QAOps

Embracing Shift-Right Testing to Extend QA Into Production Shift-left testing has long been a cornerstone of modern software quality practices. It focuses on identifying and resolving defects early in the development lifecycle with the following benefits: Ensures robust software foundations. Reduces the cost of fixing issues later. As applications grow more complex and user expectations rise,… Continue reading Embracing Shift-Right Testing to Extend QA Into Production